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(considering the general growth of population). Taken in a historical context this figure is extremely high. However if the free trade is so excellent, why (for example) have the Quebec summit been the subject of an intense protest? Of course, inequality and poverty are also widespread to an unacceptable scale. It exists serious anti-globalist militants, they are eloquent and opposed to violent manifestations, but their speeches are very closed to neo-Marxist, anarchist doctrine. Radical protectionist

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in at least two United Nations Resolutions (1996, 2000) and in a report by the UN Commission on the status of Women in 2003. The feminization of poverty should be fought against because it is related to two negative phenomena, poverty and gender inequality. General Information of Costa Rica: * Population of 4.516 million, from which approximately a 49.3% (2.226.388) are women. * The country’s literacy is 96%, rating second in Latin America. The compulsory education years are 9, with

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others expect Budget problems”, CBPP Policy Brief, 15 avril, 2008, Washington DC 4 Voir, IMF Global Financial Stability Report, Fonds Monétaire International, Avril 2008, Washington DC, p. 8 5 M. Brewer, A. Goodman J. Shaw and L. Sibieta, Poverty and Inequality in Britain: 2006, Institute for Fiscal Studies, London, 2005. Voir aussi W. Paxton and M. Dixon, The State of the Nation: An Audit of Injustice in UK, Institute for Public Policy Research, London, 2004. 5 est considérable et l’épargne faible

carrière. » Le candidat sera jugé d’abord sur des critères extérieurs : soin apporté à sa personne, poids, beauté physique, etc. 50 % des employeurs jugent qu’un physique séduisant est un critère important de recrutement (Multicity Study of Urban Inequality de H. Holzer, Michigan State University, 1993). Les critères négatifs : poids excessif, petite taille, nez trop long, grandes oreilles, visage disgracieux, mains moites… « Les beaux sont jugés plus intelligents, plus ambitieux, plus chaleureux

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difficulties faced by quantitative evaluations of the impacts of trade liberalization on poverty may be displayed in three categories: those associated to data availability and quality; those regarding the definitions and thus the measures of poverty, inequality and globalization; and eventually the methodological difficulties linked to such modeling in general equilibrium. Mots-clés : mondialisation ; pauvreté ; inégalité ; libéralisation commerciale ; modèles d’équilibre général calculable Classification

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